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Dyna Glide ModelsSuper Glide, Super Glide Sport, Super Glide Custom, Dyna Glide Convertible, Super Glide T-Sport, Dyna Glide Police, Dyna Switchback, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob and Wide Glide.
bam, what kinds of stuff are you thinking about? You can go mild to completely out of control with the bob. Here's a few of mine.
You can also check out the Fat-Bob Squadron. Lots of custom stuff there.
In Touring condition:
Thanks Clocker. The open A/C was a little concerning when I first got it. I haven't had any problems with it at all, and I have ridden in the rain.
When I go to Sturgis, I will be packing a small trash-bag so that when it's parked, if it starts raining hard, it won't hurt it.
Cool. Thanks. Sorry for the brief diversion bam bam. I have a fxdf as of two months ago. I've added cycle shack slip-ons and the a/c plus tune is next. Also added a bit of chrome over the battery cover (just didn't care for the stock cover) and upgraded the pegs, windshield for longer rides, sissy bar, and a knock off tbag. Guess I am going for function first before I make her look prurdier. Gotta get my camera working so I can start posting pics but all the extra cash is going to the bike right now.
Consider some good mirrors. I went with the Teardrop HD Script mirrors, and not only do I love the look, but they give me about an inch more visibility and they lock in place, they don't need to be adjusted. I didn't realize what a difference quality mirrors make, but man, they really are great to have.
Made my own...
-rear fender (a year before the new Wide Glide came out)
-exhaust
-modified FLH floorboards
-license plate bracket
Lowered suspension, 09 Street Bob seat, after market bars, replica 1959 tank emblems, HD nostalgia hand grips, 3" round mirrors, relocated turn sigs, EBay $20 air intake, removed reflectors & factory decals, painted interior of wheels, swaped electrical cover & belt guard with 07 Street Bob, painted battery band cover. I didn't like the fork gattors so I sold em to another forums member.
All for under $1200.
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